Novo Nordisk (NVO.N) once rose by more than 3.8%, refreshing its intraday record high to $104.00, and has continued to rebound since October 4.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Russia can help due to its good relations with Israel and traditional relations with Palestine.

Fed Harker: Observed an increase in consumer credit problems, but not yet a major problem.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Conflict resolution can be reached through mediation.

JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N) rose more than 4% after its Q3 earnings data beat market expectations across the board.

Fed Harker: The Fed prefers to look at core inflation measures rather than headline inflation measures.

Indian Finance Minister Sitharaman: There may be short-term problems with the Middle East Economic Corridor and we will continue to maintain contact with stakeholders.

Citigroup (CN) rose nearly 4% after its Q3 financial results beat market expectations across the board.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: There should be positive results.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Mandatory foreign exchange sales by exporters will have an impact on the market.

Indian Finance Minister Sitharaman: Middle East conflicts, oil and internal divisions in the G20 are issues of concern to us.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: There are problems with capital flows, but there is reason to believe that the ruble exchange rate fluctuation is due to the failure of foreign exchange earnings to fully flow back.

IMF First Vice President Gopinath: We must resolutely oppose global decoupling.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Regarding ruble and foreign exchange sales, we will see how it works.

Fed Harker: A recession is always a possibility, but a downturn is not expected.

Fed Harker: Need to address budget deficit size.

Fed Harker: Rising interest costs are putting pressure on the federal budget.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: I think it is possible to reach a peace agreement in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, but there are currently technical problems related to border demarcation.

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: Achieving an inflation rate of 2% by the end of 2025 is the minimum requirement. It is too early to declare victory over inflation. The ECB must always remain cautious.